The News October 13, 1943 front page item
A fragment from the 1943 edition notes publication details for The News. It lists circulation pricing, Associated Press membership, and editorial policy statements about republication and letters. The date indicates Wednesday, October 13, 1943, with reference to Frederick, Massachusetts.
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Shortage Looms for Cigarettes in 1944 Declared by Experts
The piece argues 1944 will bring a cigarette shortage due to reduced tobacco production, widespread borrowing from future supplies, a 42 percent export of tobacco, and rising demand from armed forces. It notes health arguments aside, many soldiers overseas crave steady access, while doctors may welcome rationed use.
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America
Revival Of Thrift In War Bond Era
The piece praises thrift and warns against cashing government bonds. It notes Americans have added about 60 billion to holdings in bonds and cash over three years. Saving now aims at future living standards, labor saving, home improvement, and education, reducing future public aid needs.
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Congress Considers Higher Taxes With New Revenue Hope
Hearings begin on a proposed tax bill that could raise about 12 billion dollars in revenue. The draft urges taxpayers to prepare for higher levies as debt and wartime spending linger in memory and postwar scrutiny grows.
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Roosevelt Stars As Collector At Hyde Park Exhibit
Washington Oct 13 A representative exhibit from the Roosevelt Library at Hyde Park travels to the Archives Building to illuminate facets of Franklin D Roosevelt's life. The display includes autographs, ship models, stamps, a silver dagger, and a Moroccan gift tiara, plus two self-taken photographs and an oil portrait by Churchill.
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British Statesman
Bible Thought On Mirh and Merry Viewpoint
A brief religious reflection cites Ecclesiastes 8 15 praising merriment as a man’s best under the sun Carlyle notes Husnari as the finest poetic genius example.
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Fifty Years Ago Local Home From The Columne Of The News
Fifty years ago column recalls the fair's success with high attendance and orderly conduct despite weather. Balloon ascensions by the Jewell brothers reached 6000 feet on some days. A gambling game at East Patrick street ended when thieves seized the table and cash. United Fire Company held a ball at the Rink with about 100 couples dancing. A stove explosion on East Church street caused a brief fire but was extinguished.
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Japanese Resentment Interferes After Earthquake Disaster
Twenty years ago local items report interference claims from Japan after the Hankow quake. A letter from Lieut Dudley M Page details the mission to Yoko. Five suspicious men with badges claimed revenue roles near Burkittsville distillery. deputy Smith confronted them. Main exhibition hall at Rockville fair grounds burned, estimated loss near $5000. New Blue Ridge College hires include Mrs Grace Beard Young to teach public speaking.
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Today In History and Anniversaries Feature
A compact history feature lists notable birthdays and events from 54 to 1938 including Mary Ludwig Hays McCauley born Trenton 1842 and Lafayett Baker as an itinerant mechanic spy. It also notes Wasps war exploits, Québec fire, U S arbitration, and remarks on public figures and a present alimony case.
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Mally Pitcher
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America
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Sydt—Oudene Arbitration Tibunal
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Azores bases advance Allied war effort in Atlantic
War analyst Kirkell reports Britain's Azores acquisition as a pivotal step in war plans from the west. The bases provide fuel, repair, and aircraft carrier capacity to extend U S British reach, threatening German U boats and tightening Berlin's defenses along with shifts in Turkey Spain and Bulgaria as war outlooks loom.
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Strength For Today By Earl L Douglass
The essay argues anxiety is the heaviest burden, worse than work or sorrow. It asserts anxiety harms mind and body, worsens sleep and appetite, and resists relief over time. It notes insurance and health claims about anxiety’s long-term effects, urging focus on mental well being.
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Telephone Company Seeks Higher Charges Amid War Activity Calls
The telephone firm faces increased load from wartime communication surges. It plans higher customer charges to cover the added costs and demand, reflecting industry strain during the conflict.
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British American war unity and lend lease debate
Washington observes close British American wartime cooperation despite policy debates on lend lease and world strategy. Senators’ overseas observations fuel scrutiny of US diplomacy, yet overall military aims remain united as open discussion should strengthen allied resolve.
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Teen Age War Workers Need Special Care Ane
Written by Dr Thomas D Masters the article discusses pre draft age youths as young as fourteen entering industry due to manpower shortages in wartime. It outlines health, accident, and working condition protections, age limits for dangerous tasks, and the need for balanced food rest and recreation for growth and safety.
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Young workers need guidance and safeguards in war era labor
The piece argues that youths, though capable, endure rapid changes and require care from employers. It stresses medical checks plus psychological and social guidance, with supervision to curb hazards, as young workers adapt and learn new techniques. If supported, they can serve with honor after the war.
Mind Your Manners Test Your knowledge of social usage
A fragmented etiquette item presents a quiz on hosting guests. It asks about providing newspapers, magazines, inviting a woman to stay, appreciating guest help, and breakfast trays. It includes two answer keys and a suggested scenario for a household with a husband and children.
Court News and Divorce and Deeds Summary
Court News notes aquncy Anna Mae Stewart seeks absolute divorce from Hassan. Includes marriage licenses for W Meredith S Young and Helen F Brown of Frederick.property deed transfers show Commercial Bank of Maryland to George W Poole Jr, county valued at 10 dollars. Elizabeth F Wise and others to Mary Florence Kefauver and husband.
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C. T. U. to Meet at Rocky Springs Church
The Rocky Springs W C T U holds its regular monthly meeting on October 14 at 7 43 PM in Rocky Springs church. Mrs Anna Edwards will be the speaker and provide special music for the evening.
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New Books In Arts Library and Other Library Items
New Books in the Arts Library include They Shall Walk Sister Elizabeth Kenny the Australian nurse who fought for paralysis recognition. The autobiography covers 30 years of work in Australia England and the United States after 1940. Also listed are When Christ Controls a new book for ministers on stewardship Best Short Stories 1943 Back Door to Berlin American coup account American Heroes and Heroines analysis of Van Buren and Clay ironies in American history. Story Hour on Saturday features Miss Carol Glaser Hood College guiding a special 11 to 11:30 session for children with a later start.
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Berlin
Wes Gallagher
Africa
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Lut's Stuff DO YOU AGREE
A reader letter from N. A. Lufburrow laments shortages and consumer limits. The writer questions changing habits and urges shared sacrifice amid scarcities affecting daily goods and services.
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